Why the number of Pi is 3.14?
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If you take a circle and a string, wrap it once around, and measure that string, then you get the circumference of the circle.
If you take a string, stretch out from one end of the circle to the other through its center, and measure that, then you get the diameter of the circle.
Now do that *a lot* more times on circles of all sizes. You’d then notice that when you start dividing the first number by the second one every time, you’d get something around 3.14.
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